At Tabuk Airport

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The Houthi interference that Saudi Arabia is facing does not stem from its refusal to join the United States and Israel in their war against Iran... No, this is not the reason as it may be said, but the reason is Riyadh's firm stance on the issue of joining what is called the Abraham Accords.

This is the real reason amidst the smoke that surrounds it and tries to obscure it, and if the Kingdom refuses to join the Abraham Accords, this does not mean that it is against peace, whether Abrahamic or otherwise, but the refusal is because Riyadh does not want normalization for free, and wants it to have a price that Israel must pay by starting to solve the Palestinian issue fairly.

A fair solution that has a starting date, then a time frame in which it proceeds, and then a known duration that ends with the establishment of a Palestinian state... This is what Riyadh announces, insists on, and does not hesitate to repeat and affirm.

And when its Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan went to the annual United Nations meetings in September, he stood to announce the same position from the podium of the international organization, and then added that his country insists on rejecting any forced displacement of Palestinians.

Such a position is announced by the Kingdom, repeated, and adhered to, knowing in advance that it may pay the price in the form of Houthi targeting of Mecca once, Medina a second time, and a school in Najran a third time, all of which, as we see, are not military targets, but rather civilian or sacred religious targets for every Muslim.

Although I do not absolve the government of the guide in Tehran from being behind the Houthi chaos, I equally do not absolve the Israeli extremist government that could very well fish in troubled waters as usual!

When the Fly Dubai plane incident occurred on its way from Dubai to Tel Aviv, the Saudi position was strongly manifested once again.. The plane made an emergency landing at Tabuk Airport, and quickly Netanyahu had requested military planes to carry the Israelis on board, but Riyadh did not give him the opportunity he would have exploited before the Israeli voter in the elections taking place on the 27th of the month, and Saudi Arabia completely refused, and a civilian replacement plane from Fly Dubai came and took them to Israel. This is what happened, and it is a position that no one has talked about enough, even though it may be the most important in the mysterious plane incident.

Quoted from "Al-Masry Al-Youm"